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Top tips to help add some years to your Wrangler.

Locking differentials allow both wheels to travel at the same speed, regardless of resistance, which can vastly improve your off-road performance.

Here are some of the best ways you can help keep your vehicle in the best possible shape for your next road or trail adventure.

As one of the most crucial systems on your Jeep, brakes and components should definitely be on your vehicle inspection schedule.

Matching the proper axle ring and pinion ratio to a larger tire size is a cost-effective way to make up for lost power and performance.

For anything from simply changing out the differential covers, to replacing the entire axle, it is always good to know exactly what you have under the vehicle. But not everyone knows, especially if you bought the vehicle used.

When adding new modifications, don't forget to look at swapping out this crucial steering component for a heavy duty aftermarket replacement.

More than just an extra shock on your vehicle, a steering stabilizer helps eliminate driver fatigue as well as excessive road noise. But don't consider it a 'catch-all' application to eliminate all steering problems.

When it comes to Jeep modifications, a new driveshaft can be just as important as gas or oil for your vehicle. We'll show you why.

Lifting your Jeep helps get that needed ground clearance, but also can affect the slip yoke. Which is why a slip yoke eliminator kit is a great idea for YJ and TJ Wranglers as well as XJ Cherokees.

Sometimes you can't have a professional alignment performed right after changing suspension components so this handy DIY guide will get your TJ Wrangler as close to road ready as possible.

Your Jeep's master cylinder is the heart of its brake system, but should it go bad, you need to know replacing isn't just simply swapping parts.